Candlelight Vows To Unite In Mullinville Wedding
Eleanor Valera Douglass and Billie E Embree wed at 2:30 p.m. at Mullinville Evangelical United Brethren Church. Officiant Rev Merwin R Kurtz. Attendants wear blue turquoise and sagegreen gowns. flowers include pink carnations. The couple, graduates of Fort Hays State College, will teach in Lost Springs and reside in Hays while Embree pursues a master’s degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Valera Douglass
Weldon J. Douglass
Mullinville
Billie E. Embree
Lyle Embree
Alice
Embree
Garden City
Merwin R. Kurtz
Mullinville Evangelical
United Brethren Church
Glen Tanner
Charles Beltz
Ulysses
Roberta Rupp
Bucklin
Vernon E. Davis
Patricia Douglas
Leo le Fort
LeRoy Ochs
Marian Vaughan
Scott City
Tom Maglaras
Frank Dale
Coldwater
Roger Douglass
Ushers
Christy Lou Sherer
Virginia Sue ‘Sherer
Flower Girls
Mia‘ Stanley Koullbom
Hays
la- Ruth Davis
Taper Lighters
Verne Cobb
Greensburg
Ralph Sherer
Virgel Burnette
W. D. Ireland
Marjorie Wade
Kenneth Martin
Fort Hays State College
Lost Springs
Local residents depart for travel and camps
Mrs. Ben Grimsley and Mona Marie leave for Culver Indiana to attend Culver Military Institute activities while Vern Grimsley remains enrolled there. Bernice Fry heads home to Atwood for the summer. Several join Community church Camp Washunga near Junction City. others plan trips to Kansas City Reedley California and Texas. Families depart for vacations in Missouri and Gulf coast regions as part of summer plans.
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Ben Grimsley
Mona Marie
Theron Place
Culver
Ind
Culver Military
Bernice Fry
Atwood
Camp Washunga
Junction City
Susan Vance
Nancy Renfro
Cheryl Nanninga
Pattie Leopold
Julianel Schaberg
Jane Brookover
Bob Hopkins
George Austin
Don Penny
Bride-Elect Honored at Plymell Bridal Shower
Hredys Miller, bride-elect of local man, received a Thursday afternoon bridal shower at Plymell Community House. A leap-year floral centerpiece by Mrs. J. T. Lear set pink and yellow tones for desserts as over sixty guests played games. Special attendees included Mrs. Lawrence Wasson and Peggy Wasson of Garden City, Mrs. Verne Miller and grandmother Mrs. C. E. Miller, and great-grandmother Mrs. Laura Folliwall of Sublette. Hostesses listed: Mines, J. T. Lear, John Lightner, Fred Harms, Herbert Boland, Hattie Stone, Donald Lear, Clifford Owston, Frank Lightner, Amasa Warren, Frank Feldman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hredys Miller
Plymell
J. T. Lear
Lawrence Wasson
Peggy Wasson
Garden City
Verne Miller
C. E. Miller
Laura Folliw
the Mines
John Lightner
Fred Harms
Herbert Boland
Hattie Stone
Donald Lear
Clifford Owston
Frank Lightner
Amasa Warren
Frank Feldman
Calendar of social events and meetings preview
Social calendar lists Elk’s Ladies bridge at 2 p.m. in Elke Room, Eastern Star 8 p.m. at Masonic temple with memorial service and presentation, Memorial service and presentation details, Goodwill 1:30 p.m. with Mrs Roy Graham at 404 North Seventh, Happy Homemakers HDU 1:30 p.m. at 4H building hosted by Mrs Ancel Deatemus with water sample request, Telegram Want Ads suggested for buying or selling.
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Order OF the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Yeaains
Linco! Goodwill
Roy Graham
North Seventh
Happy Homemaker
Mra
Ancel Deatemus Hostess
Family group travels to Baker University commencement
Mrs. Marshall Finney Mike and Marsha from 906 North Main travel Thursday evening to Baldwin for part of Baker University commencement exercises. Mrs. Larson's mother Mrs. Gordon Thompson will receive special recognition as a 50 year alumnus. The Brethren church picnic is Sunday at Finnup park with self supplied food. Donna Sooby and Warren Graves plan children's games while Harold Johnson and Rev A L Patrick coordinate youth recreation.
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Andrew Larson
Jon
North Seventh
Baldwin
Baker University
Larson
Gordon Thompson
All Church
The
Brethren Church
Finnup Park
Donna Sooby
Warren Graves
Harold Johnson
A. L. Patrick
Weekend Radio Schedule Snapshot
A fragmented listing shows a weekend radio timetable with NBC Monitor broadcasts, weather, religious hours, talk, music, and sports summaries. It mentions Tony Jewell, Walters Warm Up, Joe Tennessen, and Barry Sand with various program blocks across Saturday and Sunday including Sign Off times and multiple music hours. The source reflects a dense era of station programming, show titles, and on air hosts.
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Weatherman
Tony Jewell
Fish & Game Commission
NBC
Walters
Ab Rae Ote
Bob Fale
I.m
Devotto
Joe Tennessana
Barry Sand
Toe Tennesee
Unon
Kansan City
Boston
Weathermint Ma
Hances City
Bo-Jeta
G.C.B.J
Bob Walla
Vows Planned For Nelson Eisenbise In Wichita Ceremony
Annette Nelson daughter of Mrs Russell E Nelson will wed Warner Eisenbise son of Mr and Mrs C M Eisenbise at St James Episcopal church Wichita at 7 30 pm The bride wears an embroidered eyelet organdy gown with pearl crown veil carries a white satin prayer book The wedding party includes maid of honor Louise Nelson and bridesmaids Carol Bentrup Kathlene Eisenbise Best man David Ainsworth Jr and others Seating and reception details follow The couple will live in Lawrence after a short wedding trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Nelson
Russell E. Nelson
Hugoton
Garden City
Warner Eisenbise
C. M. Eisenbise
Wichita
St. James Episcopal Church
Donald L. Jackson
Louise Nelson
Carol Bentrup
Kansas City
Kathlene Eisenbise
David Ainsworth, Jr
Mike Weigand
Tom Pott
Gary Underhill
Dave Arst
Phil
Danny Ayers
Leo Ayers
David Ainsworth
Connie Deal
Judy Carr
Junction City
Kansas University
Kappa Alpha Theta
Phi Kappa Psi
Phi Delta Phi
Lawrence
Williams couple to attend Western State College
In 1946 Mr and Mrs David Williams left for Gunnison Colorado where Mr Williams will enter Western State College. Building permits for May fall below April but the year to date tops 1945. A Denver trip return by Mr and Mrs Claude Robinson. Garden City auto accidents drop from 21 in April to 14 in May. A sauerkraut tomato frankfurter dish instructions end with parsley mashed potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Williams
Gunnison, Colo
Williams
Western State College
Garden City
Deadline Reminder for Telegram Women’s Page Submissions
Deadline copy and pictures for the Telegrams women’s page must arrive at 9 30 a m on the day of publication. Saturday deadline is 8 30 a m Club reporters should submit news in the afternoon before publication when possible.
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Telegram
Third Party Organized By Southern Group
Ui-Mississippians for States Rights formed yesterday in Jackson a platform rooted in loyalty to principle over party, drawing about 250 supporters from across Mississippi to back independent presidential electors and seek leverage with either major party for full state rights. Also mentions a dish description of hot chicken pie servings with peas and carrots.
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Jackson
Miss. Ui
Simple Chocolate Cake and Salad Dressing Recipe
Cook 5 Conner SALAD DRESSING CHOCOLATE CAKE. Mix 2 cups sugar 2 cups flour pinch salt 1 cup salad dressing cocoa 1 teaspoon soda 1 cup warm water 1 teaspoon vanilla heat 2 minutes bake 30 minutes at 350 in two 9 inch pans frost to taste Mrs Russell Coleman Ingalls invites readers to send recipes for a $1 prize.
Former Garden Citian To Marry In Oakley
A Garden City couple plans marriage in Oakley with Twi ja Kurtz daughter of Mr and Mrs George H Kurtz of Oakley and Loren Wilson son of Fred R Wilson Liberal The ceremony at First Methodist church features Rev B W McNeil and traditional music by Glen Ginther with organ by Harold Flickinger A reception follows in Fellowship hall and guests include Cora Gable and Paul R Dick The couple will reside in Hays after a Colorado Springs honeymoon and both hold positions in local firms and colleges The text ends with a recipe unrelated to the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twi Ja Kurtz
George H. Kurtz
Oakley
Loren Wilson
Garden City
Fred R. Wilson
First Methodist Church
B. W. McNeil
Glen Ginther
Gorham
Harold Flickinger
Hays
Arthur
Davis
Burrton
Beth Sullivan
Colorado Springs
Charlie Betts
Ulysses
Charlie Evans
Monte Lowry
Dodge City
Richard Lotton
Mark Davis
Linda Stephenson
Abilene
Tex
Fellowship Hall
Cora Gable
Paul R. Dick
Fort, ‘Hays State College
Fort Hays
Tau Kappa Epsilon
J. C. Penney Company
St. Anthony's Hospital
Pie making tips and safe pork storage guidance
You can make pies of fruit that's out of season if you use the frozen variety. But if it's already sweet ened, use only half the amount of sugar in your recipe. You can safely store pork chops in your refrigerator for about three days. Just layer the chops between two pieces of waxed pa per.
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P. Ord
Jack Morris
Memphis
Reedley
Calif
Jack Curtis
Syracuse
Kansas Editorial Association
Iry Seba
KU Extension Servce
L. B. Thrasher
North Twelfth
George Nellans
Norton
Chester Weaver
New Haven
W. Va
R. &. Cobb
Bob Wells
Cobb
North Center
W. Wilson
Flo
Linda
Topeka
Mrs. Wilson
Mildred
Mary Flope
East Spruce
Texas
Albert Lohmann
Jean
Sophia Seymour
Peat
Gulf
Missouri
Mr. and
Elk's Ladies Bridge
Elke Rooma
Marshall Finney
Mike and
Marsha
North Main
Ty “Habe
NBC Film
Voice of Prophecy
Blan
Young Widder
Pepper Toung Azcoman
Ray Hudson
Petlowsko
Vale
Joe Tenhensen
Mary Blane
Carnation
Jon Tennesaon
Tony Jewal
Enes
Hasy LU Aawuoe
Sring
Nec Istenin
Joe Tennessen Ranarta
Raat
Sport Memories
Tony Arewell Rariety
Morras Beatty
Biau
Henry J. Taylor
Bn Forsia
Boston Pops
Ioe Hee
Paulina Fredrick
Det Huntlay
Rose Murphy
Tria
Hour of Charm
Bve
Bobd Wells Raporta
Kial
Dean Wally
Dibesone Caroue
Denver, Colo
Mrs
Claude Robinson
KNCO
MXXX
Fred Wall
Kansas
Fred Hall
Public Information Committee
Cook
Conner
Russell Coleman Ingalls
Cook's Corner
Citian
Phi Cys Funeral Home
Fidelity State Bank
Trust Powers
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
R. N. Downie
John R. Burnside
Great West Kansas Area
NEW
Sunbeam
Regan's
Garden Spor
Nascar
Hutchinson
State Fairgrounds
SUN
Hamilton's
Baker Hotel
Hutchinson, Kansas
Norris
Norris Drugs
Giant Kansas
Robert Virginia Neen
Au Ie Cinemascope
Pluto
South Pacific
Omdama
Jeff Chandler
Marilyn Maxwell
Anthony Quinn
Suzan Ball
Sumatra
Casey
the Nebraskan
Phil Corey
Roberta Haynes
Technicolor
William Campbell
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